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Karachi court orders toy importer to cease and desist defaming Maersk Line
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A KARACHI Sessions Court ordered an angry toy importer to cease and desist defaming Maersk Line in a dispute over dumurrage charges.
The court futher restrained him from circulating untrue statements against the shipping lines till the next date of hearing, reported the Mumbai Mirror,
Issuing a stay order to Ramesh Kumar, the judge said, "The defendant is restrained from making any publication or circulating any untrue statement causing any damage to the plaintiff."
The court also directed to repeat the summon notices to the defendant for the next date of hearing and till that time.
The importer, through his "news organisation". it was alleged the he was blackmailing shipping lines, port users and operators to save demurrage charges of the Port Qasim, Customs Department and Maersk Shipping Line.
Through its attorney, Maersk Pakistan has challenged all of Mr Kumar's allegations.
The court futher restrained him from circulating untrue statements against the shipping lines till the next date of hearing, reported the Mumbai Mirror,
Issuing a stay order to Ramesh Kumar, the judge said, "The defendant is restrained from making any publication or circulating any untrue statement causing any damage to the plaintiff."
The court also directed to repeat the summon notices to the defendant for the next date of hearing and till that time.
The importer, through his "news organisation". it was alleged the he was blackmailing shipping lines, port users and operators to save demurrage charges of the Port Qasim, Customs Department and Maersk Shipping Line.
Through its attorney, Maersk Pakistan has challenged all of Mr Kumar's allegations.